We Found 25 Recipes from Meghan Markle’s Netflix Show ‘With Love, Meghan’ That Have Been Hidden in Plain Sight

Food is a central element in Meghan Markle’s eight-part Netflix series With Love, Meghan—but there weren’t any line-by-line recipes shared in the show. Thankfully, the streaming service has taken care of that for interested parties.

In an under-the-radar post on its Tudum by Netflix site on March 4, the streamer shared several recipes from the show, including truffle popcorn and honey lemon layer cake with raspberry from episode 1; tulip toasts and ladybug crostinis from episode 2; kimchi, quickles, tempura fried chicken, ramen salt, Korean crying tiger sauce, and joy ginger sauce from episode 3; sun tea, focaccia, and pasta salad from episode 4; botanical ice and salt-baked fish with roasted tomatoes from episode 5; plantain chips, chicken tinga tacos, halibut ceviche with leche de tigre, mason jar paloma and margarita, salsa norteña, and dehydrated citrus from episode 6; homemade sweet creamer and Vicky Tsai’s potstickers from episode 7; and garden salad and carrot top pesto from episode 8.

As for non-edible items featured in the show, there’s how-to’s for those as well, like epsom salts from episode 1; a balloon arch from episode 2; lavender cooling cloths and homemade dog treats from episode 4; and a Japanese polishing face mask from episode 7.

“In With Love, Meghan, the art of hosting isn’t defined by laying out the picture-perfect table setting or spending hours painstakingly curating the fanciest entrée—it’s about making thoughtful gestures, and creating moments where maximizing joyful time with loved ones is the priority,” Netflix wrote alongside the recipes. “For Meghan, that means everything from whipping up a coffee creamer for a friend just how she likes it to making cute daisy chains with a fellow mom to surprise their kids.”

The site said it was providing recipes and crafts “inspired by those seen in With Love, Meghan—ones that Meghan and her guests have created, collected, and enjoyed over the years, and hope that you do, too.”

At the top of the page, Meghan herself is quoted: “The only thing better than eating food is making food for someone and watching them eat it with delight,” she said.

In addition to recipes from Meghan’s show, those interested will also soon be able to shop the first product offering from As Ever, Meghan’s lifestyle brand that she is launching in partnership with Netflix. Available on the As Ever website this spring, the first batch will include items ranging from her famous jam (in the raspberry flavor, specifically) to lemon ginger, hibiscus, and peppermint herbal teas; crepe mix; flower sprinkles; limited-edition wildflower honey with honeycomb; and shortbread butter cookies with flower sprinkles.

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